Kmele Foster

But, you know, Matt says, you know, it would require American troops, troops in some way. There's not going to be any UN troops. No one is going to agree to this. But if the American troops have to be there, they will probably be killed on the ground, some of them anyway. That's true. It's also true that they'll be killed other places.

I mean, remember that Osama bin Laden's big complaint was American soldiers in Saudi Arabia, where he was from, the holy land there. They don't tell me that they think the Dome of the Rock and Palestinian territories are any less holy. They're always mentioned. Also, keep in mind that you have a restive population in the West Bank.

I mean, remember that Osama bin Laden's big complaint was American soldiers in Saudi Arabia, where he was from, the holy land there. They don't tell me that they think the Dome of the Rock and Palestinian territories are any less holy. They're always mentioned. Also, keep in mind that you have a restive population in the West Bank.

I mean, remember that Osama bin Laden's big complaint was American soldiers in Saudi Arabia, where he was from, the holy land there. They don't tell me that they think the Dome of the Rock and Palestinian territories are any less holy. They're always mentioned. Also, keep in mind that you have a restive population in the West Bank.

which is right there cheek to jowl with israel and has an enormous amount of support for hamas these days palestinian authority run but the pa has been terrible they don't they're corrupt they're you know there's a million things to say about them the egyptians and the jordanians look i mean you can't negotiate in the sense is that the egyptians have a peace deal

which is right there cheek to jowl with israel and has an enormous amount of support for hamas these days palestinian authority run but the pa has been terrible they don't they're corrupt they're you know there's a million things to say about them the egyptians and the jordanians look i mean you can't negotiate in the sense is that the egyptians have a peace deal

which is right there cheek to jowl with israel and has an enormous amount of support for hamas these days palestinian authority run but the pa has been terrible they don't they're corrupt they're you know there's a million things to say about them the egyptians and the jordanians look i mean you can't negotiate in the sense is that the egyptians have a peace deal

that was made with Israel in the 1970s. I mean, that's been a very, very important thing for some semblance of stability in the Middle East. The Jordanians, I mean, you think about the terrorists that killed Israeli athletes at the 1972 Olympics. The name of that terror group is Black September.

that was made with Israel in the 1970s. I mean, that's been a very, very important thing for some semblance of stability in the Middle East. The Jordanians, I mean, you think about the terrorists that killed Israeli athletes at the 1972 Olympics. The name of that terror group is Black September.

that was made with Israel in the 1970s. I mean, that's been a very, very important thing for some semblance of stability in the Middle East. The Jordanians, I mean, you think about the terrorists that killed Israeli athletes at the 1972 Olympics. The name of that terror group is Black September.

Black September was an event in Jordan in which the Hashemite kingdom of Jordan attacked the Palestinian refugees. They were fighting. The Palestinians attacked them and the Jordanians attacked back. I mean, the Egyptians had a problem with Muslim Brotherhood getting into government. That's why they don't allow Palestinians to come through that southern border at Rafagate.

Black September was an event in Jordan in which the Hashemite kingdom of Jordan attacked the Palestinian refugees. They were fighting. The Palestinians attacked them and the Jordanians attacked back. I mean, the Egyptians had a problem with Muslim Brotherhood getting into government. That's why they don't allow Palestinians to come through that southern border at Rafagate.

Black September was an event in Jordan in which the Hashemite kingdom of Jordan attacked the Palestinian refugees. They were fighting. The Palestinians attacked them and the Jordanians attacked back. I mean, the Egyptians had a problem with Muslim Brotherhood getting into government. That's why they don't allow Palestinians to come through that southern border at Rafagate.

Nobody is going to agree with this. They don't want them. They don't want them. You can't make them, well, we're going to make a deal. No, no, no. They have, you know, 40, 50 years of doing this in very particular reasons of their own stability.

Nobody is going to agree with this. They don't want them. They don't want them. You can't make them, well, we're going to make a deal. No, no, no. They have, you know, 40, 50 years of doing this in very particular reasons of their own stability.

Nobody is going to agree with this. They don't want them. They don't want them. You can't make them, well, we're going to make a deal. No, no, no. They have, you know, 40, 50 years of doing this in very particular reasons of their own stability.

The Jordanian monarchy, for instance, or the Egyptian government, for what, some deal with Donald Trump, they're going to potentially destabilize their own governments? Not in a million years. And also, you just can't, you can't kick people off their land. I agree with the premise.

The Jordanian monarchy, for instance, or the Egyptian government, for what, some deal with Donald Trump, they're going to potentially destabilize their own governments? Not in a million years. And also, you just can't, you can't kick people off their land. I agree with the premise.

The Jordanian monarchy, for instance, or the Egyptian government, for what, some deal with Donald Trump, they're going to potentially destabilize their own governments? Not in a million years. And also, you just can't, you can't kick people off their land. I agree with the premise.

I mean, is that America's responsibility?